The Bush administration consistently opposed Chávez's policies. Although it did not immediately recognize the Carmona government upon its installation during the 2002 attempted coup, it had funded groups behind the coup, speedily acknowledged the new government and seemed to hope it would last.[37] The U.S. government called Chávez a "negative force" in the region, and sought support from among Venezuela's neighbors to isolate Chávez diplomatically and economically.[citation needed] One notable instance occurred at the 2005 meeting of the Organization of American States. A U.S. resolution to add a mechanism to monitor the nature of American democracies was widely seen as an attempt at diplomatically isolating both Chávez and the Venezuelan government. The failure of the resolution was seen by analysts as politically significant, evidencing widespread support in Latin America for Chávez, his policies, and his views.[citation needed]
The U.S. also opposed and lobbied against numerous Venezuelan arms purchases made under Chávez. This includes a purchase of some 100,000 rifles from Russia, which Donald Rumsfeld implied would be passed on to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), and the purchase of aircraft from Brazil.[citation needed] The U.S. has also warned Israel to not carry through on a deal to upgrade Venezuela's aging fleet of F-16s. In August 2005, Chávez rescinded the rights of U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents to operate in Venezuelan territory, territorial airspace, and territorial waters. While U.S. State Department officials stated that the DEA agents' presence was intended to stem cocaine traffic from Colombia, Chávez argued that there was reason to believe the DEA agents were gathering intelligence for a clandestine assassination targeting him, with the ultimate aim of ending the Bolivarian Revolution.[citation needed]
When a Marxist insurgency picked up speed in Colombia in the early 2000s, Chavez chose not to support the U.S. in its backing of the Colombian government. Instead, Chavez declared Venezuela to be neutral in the dispute, yet another action that irritated American officials and tensed up relations between the two nations. The border between Venezuela and Colombia was one of the most dangerous borders in Latin America at the time, because of Colombia's war spilling over to Venezuela.[38]
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La victimisation ne résout rien, mais c'est tellement confortable pour ne pas avoir à réfléchir
Tu remarqueras que le financement de groupement d'opposition et de coup d'état n'aide pas vraiment à la paix sociale, ni à l’essor économique, et l'isolation sur le plan économique n'aide pas vraiment. Bientôt tu vas accuser Ahmaud Arbery de faire sa victime.
Il ne faut pas décorner les boeufs avant d'avoir semé le vent
[^] # Re: Combien ça vaudrait ?
Posté par fearan . En réponse au journal pourquoi pas: vaccin libre/opensource. Évalué à 2.
tiens voila wikipedia United_States–Venezuela_relations
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Tu remarqueras que le financement de groupement d'opposition et de coup d'état n'aide pas vraiment à la paix sociale, ni à l’essor économique, et l'isolation sur le plan économique n'aide pas vraiment. Bientôt tu vas accuser Ahmaud Arbery de faire sa victime.
Il ne faut pas décorner les boeufs avant d'avoir semé le vent